1.This week (over break), play with your blog, adding personal information, a picture if you want, and change the template. Also, link the other blogs directly on yours, if you're doing a group paper, so it will be easy to switch back and forth.
2. Add at least one post to your blog discussing your chosen paper topic.
3.Next, sign up for a Google Reader account (found under Step #2 on the main assignment page). Once you're logged in, subscribe to a minimum of 10 sources, pick some articles to share, and create a link to your blog to showcase these articles to show to the rest of your group. Or, if you're doing this project by yourself, to show me:) and to keep a record for yourself. In order to share documents, go to Shared Items, click Put a Clip of Your Shared Items, and then Choose Add To Blogger. Picking a few things and posting them for your group to see will help you decided which articles you would like to use for the annotated bibliography.
4. Within your group (by writing and reading on your blogs), agree on a paper topic and start discussing which stance you would like to take. If you're doing your own, personal blog, simply discuss your process.
5. If you want to present your annotated bibliography on your blog rather than turning in a paper copy to me, you can do that!
2. Add at least one post to your blog discussing your chosen paper topic.
3.Next, sign up for a Google Reader account (found under Step #2 on the main assignment page). Once you're logged in, subscribe to a minimum of 10 sources, pick some articles to share, and create a link to your blog to showcase these articles to show to the rest of your group. Or, if you're doing this project by yourself, to show me:) and to keep a record for yourself. In order to share documents, go to Shared Items, click Put a Clip of Your Shared Items, and then Choose Add To Blogger. Picking a few things and posting them for your group to see will help you decided which articles you would like to use for the annotated bibliography.
4. Within your group (by writing and reading on your blogs), agree on a paper topic and start discussing which stance you would like to take. If you're doing your own, personal blog, simply discuss your process.
5. If you want to present your annotated bibliography on your blog rather than turning in a paper copy to me, you can do that!